Yankees Crub Boston Red Sox Twice Lead By Eleven And One Half
In a blow to Boston, the Yankees swept the Red Sox in two games at Fenway Park, winning 8-5 in 14 innings and 10-4 in seven, to extend their 10-game win streak and increase the lead to 11.5 games. Joe DiMaggio homered in the opener, Gehrig added a 28th, as Boston rallied but could not stop New York.
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Elyria Girls and Blepp Coombs Battle to 3 to 3 Tie
Elyria Girls and Blepp Coombs fought six innings in a Cleveland softball clash that ended 3 to 3 at darkness. Fern Smith led Elyria with a double and single, while Monahan and Jalowiec paced the Blepps with key hits as both teams rallied twice before the game was called.
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Western Girls Oppose Lorain Goodalls In Softball Clash
The Western Automatics of the Girls' Industrial League host the Lorain Goodalls of Lorain County in a softsoled game tonight on the Western diamond. Western aims for a fourth straight win behind Mary Valerius and Jalowiee in the battery.
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Indians Break Losing Streak With Two Wins
The Cleveland Indians ended a seven game skid by sweeping a doubleheader from the St. Louis Browns, 3 to 2 and 7 to 3, behind strong pitching by Bob Feller and Denny Galehouse. Feller held the Browns to seven hits and six walks with six strikeouts, while Galehouse allowed 10 hits but kept them scattered as Billy Sullivan's pinch home run fueled a late rally in the nightcap.
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Cleveland Protest of Yanks Victory Ousted
Boston August 12 United Press reports Cleveland protested the Yankee victory in New York last Friday. President William Harridge of the American League sent a letter to the Yankee dressing room at Fenway Park declaring umpires may not hear protests on judgments. Umpire-in-chief's decisions on half swings balls and strikes would be final and not appealable. The rule covers only matters tied to the rules. In batting, Medwick and Gehrig lead the list with steady averages and runs, while Hartnett and Travis also figure prominently.
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Fisher Foods Triumph Over Wakeman Red Caps 4-2
Cleveland Fisher Foods, National Baseball Federation champions, broke a 2-0 deficit with a four-run ninth inning to defeat Wakeman Red Caps 4-2 in Wakeman Ohio. Don Wasem held the Caps scoreless through eight frames before Newberry and the Fisher attack pushed across the decisive runs. Mihalic Nemeth and Douglas added three-base hits for Fisher Foods.
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Roka Stars in 2-Hit Show As Generals Blank Couch-U
Roka twirls a two hit ball guiding the Generals to a shutout over Couch-U in a softball clash at American Lace diamond. Sears Roebucks Fairview Suburban Merchants collide in the same action tonight at Starling Lat 6 00.
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Sharkey Edges Morris In City Tennis Match
George Sharkey defeated Byron Morris 6-3 6-7 8-6 in a city-wide tenure pinkies event. Bill Meredith toppled Bob Sharkey 6-3 6-3 before losing to Jill Sharkey 0-6 2-6. Pete Naughton advanced on default from Rabbi Carl Miller. Finals are due August 22. players urged to complete first round immediately.
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Hardware Juniors Triumph In Tough Softball Showdown
The Elyria Hardware Juniors beat Alten's Hardware Juniors in a Franklin diamond game. Walend led with a double and a single, and Stegman limited opponents to four hits. Debrowsn Meate and Ridge Tools are set for a Steel matchup tonight.
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Clever Wrestlers Semi Final Clash at Rialto Theatre
Count Felix von Brognberg faces Cecil McGin in a feature bout at Mrs. Dan Morris carnival in Elyria. Long Beach’s McGin is noted for aggression and holds while von Brognertg blends mauler tactics with wrestling. Local debuts include Ned Taylor and Vern Clark as semi finals set for 6:15 with two fall limits.
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